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Rules


 Note... BRING SCALES CAPABLE OF WEIGHING FISH IN EXCESS OF 70LBS


We feel it’s now time to go down a different route with our rules for the 2013 season. The fish have become extremely clued up and we feel that allowing our anglers to use what they are comfortable with may improve their catch results.


 

Basically there will be 5 rules.

 

(No carp over 30lbs to be removed from the water)

 

Wide gape hooks only.

 

All tackle losses to be reported without fail.

 

(Only our baits to be used)


Fishing from designated swims only.


 

We expect everyone to use common sense and don’t want to see tackle or practices being used which have already been proven to cause damage to the fish or be dangerous should you have a breakage. I will be checking everyone’s rigs are safe before fishing.

 

 

If at any point during the season we feel that the fish are becoming damaged we reserve the right to revert to some or all of the original rules.


(original rules)

 

 


 

Strictly no admittance to Echo pool before 13:00hrs on Saturday.

 

All swims must be completely vacated by 10:00hrs Saturday morning.




Personal point…


Most of our customers are excellent, however there are always some with a shear lack of respect who do things which ruin it for everyone else.

It’s very hard being a fishery owner and I truly understand how some have got reputations for having a bad attitude, sometimes I really do lose faith in the human race.

If you’re a disrespectful idiot please don’t book Echo pool. Tasha and I are really nice people and will do everything we can to ensure you have a great holiday, please don’t take advantage of us..........

Because we have a small lake lost tackle generally turns up the following week and it’s very easy to identify. A couple of rigs which have been found were disgusting, blatant death rigs. I know which anglers used them, they are now banned for life and their details have been passed on to other fisheries.